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How to turn your paper into a presentation

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How to turn your paper into a  presentation
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Review your paper • Narrow the scope of your paper: ▫ Pick out/highlight the most important parts (2-3  main points) ▫ Ensure that your current thesis will fit the new  scope ▫ Develop a solid introduction, transitions and  conclusions ▫ Consider how to include in text citations
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Introduction • Attention Getter • Credibility Statement • Relevance • Thesis (two parts) ▫ Topic ▫ Preview of Main Points • Transition to the Body of Your Speech
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Body/Transitions • Main Point 1 ▫ Supporting evidence Explanations In Speech Citations ▫ Directional Transition (review & preview) • Main Point 2 ▫ Supporting evidence Explanations
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Conclusion • Transition to conclusion • Restatement of thesis • Clincher
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Methods for Explanations Quasi-scientific Transformative Elucidating Analogies Metaphors Visual Aids
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Quasi-Scientific •
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